What does it mean that the machining center Fanuc engine is overloaded

Is it caused by excessive cutting force?

The alarm means that the copy reset is waiting.

If the whole machine is eliminated after the power is re-powered and started, please reduce the amount of tools during processing, and you can press the reset button or restart to eliminate.

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The amount of cutting is too large, the Z-axis mechanical jam of the collision machine, and the drive failure are all possible.

It is the excessive load on the Z-axis, combined with the action of the machine tool when you fail, what is the reason ......

G73G83 is the parameter of the height of the drill raiser, 5114 is the parameter of the height of the G73 raiser, and the parameter of the height of the G83.

It is necessary to make it clear what model of system Fanuc is.

The person who wrote the program was a sling, pretending to be pure, and he just brought in a 100 setting, and changed the tool.

That's to call the program with code m, and you can set 10 m** call degrees.

This question is asked to the master, don't say that this will not tell you, in front of the bed to tell you is very different from asking here, because in front of the bed, you can press those buttons when the machine is not processing, so that you can better learn and understand.

It's bump, right? Water pump.

What you said is too general, each company's machine tool buttons are different, and you can't answer accurately. Generally, F1, F2, F3 are useless and are special function keys reserved for customers. CW Forward Transmission, CCW Reversal, Alter Program Modification MST refers to Forward and Reverse Rotational Speed and Tool Number, respectively.

Upstairs is basically correct.

To add: mag: Finger magazine (magazine).

MAG CW: Refers to the clockwise forward rotation of the manual tool magazine.

AFL: refers to the auxiliary function lock (auxiliary function lock) refers to M, S, and T** respectively.

F1 F2 F3: Generally undefined, sometimes used as user-defined function keys, such as door interlock opening, workbench exchange, etc.

It's an alarm.,There's a message button on the panel.,Press it.,There's three options on the screen.,Alarm,Information,Resume.,Find out what reason to call the police.。

User PLC alarm, generally defined as:

The definition is different for each manufacturer.

This is the alarm number compiled by the machine tool manufacturer: external alarm 1040. The specific content should be the same. Specified by the manufacturer of the machine. Different manufacturers are:

EX1040 should be the nameplate of his machine, EX is the code, and 10 and 40 are his main parameters.

It's that your cutting fluid isn't on the automatic, just turn on the switch, it's very simple.

What system is fanuc, is it an alarm number?